Siddhartha
What failing in Siddhartha does the Buddha notice right away? What does the Buddha say?
Chapter 3

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Chapter 3
The Buddha notices that Siddhartha is clever with words as well as a little too proud of his own accomplishments, “You are clever, O Samana...” Being clever, however, is not the path to enlightenment. Siddhartha must least that being good with words and arguments is still a part of the self that he must lose.